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You can now brand the system by hex code instead of using the hue slider.

To enter your hex code, go to Account > Branding then click on the Advanced link and you'll see Hex code listed at the bottom.

Hi Charlotte, Could you email the details to us so we can test this for you and find out what's going wrong.

Hi Josh, we'll add in an arrow to that box too.

Hi Josh, I've just updated the system. For each repeatable area that you don't want the whole content to be editable simply add this class:
no-repeat-edit

For example:

<div class="edit-repeat no-repeat-edit">
     // editable area 1
     // editable area 2
</div>

If you want to remove the delete button use this class:
no-repeat-delete

For example:

<div class="edit-repeat no-repeat-delete">
     // editable area 1
     // editable area 2
</div>

You may want to apply that class using JavaScript so it is always added to the last repeatable area. Here's an example using jQuery:

$('.edit-repeat:last').addClass('no-repeat-delete');

I hope that helps, let us know if you have any questions or problems.

Hi Steven, SimpleCMS edits the HTML in the pages on your FTP server so if you republish a site from Dreamweaver (or other software) then you will be overwriting the changes that your clients made through SimpleCMS.

To overcome this you will need to download the files from your FTP server to your computer and load them into Dreamweaver (or other software) and make changes, then republish / reupload to the FTP server.

Hi Scott, I believe you are using the "cushycms" class name so you will need to use cushycms-repeat instead of edit-repeat.

Hi Rene, this will happen depending on the HTML element that you have selected. The system prevents certain icons from appearing on inline HTML elements, for example A, SPAN, STRONG, etc tags.

If you change the tag to a block tag, e.g. DIV, then you will see all toolbar icons.

If you have any problems, drop us an email with the URL of the page and area in question and we'll take a look.

Hi Nam, you should check the character encoding on your site. It should be set to UTF-8 which is the encoding that SimpleCMS uses. Otherwise you'll need to use £

Hi Karen, I've just taken a look at the site and it's a CSS issue on your website that is causing the extra spacing. In particular this bit of CSS:

.xr_tl
{
    position: absolute;
    unicode-bidi: bidi-override;
    white-space: pre;
}

That is located in xr_main.css around line 10.

It's the white-space: pre; that causes the extra spacing because the "pre" value preserves both spaces and line breaks that are in the underlying HTML.

I am using Mozilla Firefox and have the Firebug addon installed - this allows me to inspect elements on a web page and look at the CSS properties. It also allows me to turn on/off properties and the change will apply on the page. It is very helpful for developing websites.

When I turned off that line it resolved the spacing issue but then you have another problem - the position: absolute; line then messes up the positioning of elements on the page. So if you turn off that line it then formats the page better but you still have some spacing issues, so you will need to assign some widths to certain areas to correct them then it should all be ok.

I hope this information helps.

Excellent - glad you found them

Hi TechBA, sorry, but we don't know who Brandon Jacobs is.

The problem is your FTP username or FTP password. Do you know what your FTP details are? If you don't know what they are you will need to contact the person who does and ask for them. You can then add those details to the system - if you have problems with this, feel free to email the details to us and we will help out but we will need the correct FTP details before we can do anything.